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We’re looking for submissions of poetry and prose for The Bastille – the Literary Magazine of SpokenWord Paris. Deadline: March 7th 2013 Submission Guidelines: The Bastille is an upstart literary magazine created from the anglo writing scene in Paris. It is … Continue reading →

Beth Jervis is playing a bunch of roles in a theatre production of “Much About Nothing” – co-production of compagnie lynx and new open space. She writes – I thought this might interest Spoken Worders – We are playing in the Théatre de Nesle … Continue reading →

Ambjorn writes: The reason to read a play out loud and in company, I think, is that plays come alive when the dialogue is, well, dialogue. Without people actually talking to each other, the thing that’s special about the theatre … Continue reading →

Come to the launch of The Bastille, the lit magazine of SpokenWord Paris. Formerly known as issue.ZERO. This is the first under its new name and has a cover & some inside photos by Marie de Lutz and writing from … Continue reading →

SpokenWord is every 2 weeks in July and August Monday 9th & 23rd July and 6th & 20th August

Report by David. Photos by Marie de Lutz. Summer dates for SpokenWord: Mondays 25th June, 9th and 23rd July, 6th and 20th August. Jason knew an anxious joy on the threshold with the horde of hopeful dreamers. Another world is … Continue reading →

Report by Alberto. Round I Patrick Cash, Pierre P-Air Purdy, Anass, Lucy Gelman, Kate Noakes, and our featured poet the Dada Jazz Surrealist Maestro Valery Oisteanu: From the poem “Doctorine” by P-Air Purdy: “they can’t see Phd but come to lick … Continue reading →

By David Photos by Marie De Lutz Round 1: Dareka spoke the language of asteroids. He co-hosts the poetry night at the Downtown, 46 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Mondays – check it out, it’s like a parallel universe in which we’re … Continue reading →

THE POET IN PARIS Faculty Poetry Reading Monday, June 4 7 p.m. David Barnes Margo Berdeshevsky Jeffrey Greene Marilyn Hacker Heather Hartley Ellen Hinsey Cecilia Woloch Please join us for an evening of poetry by the faculty of the University … Continue reading →

Report by Alberto Photos by Marie De Lutz Three Rounds, Two Breaks, One birthday, 24 performances, two glasses broken, six songs, one love, sisters, brothers, sweat, swearing, swowing wows. P-Air: we are like the wine we get better with age. … Continue reading →